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The question Qf t..ie paving Of Spring
and MAis streets, the latter from the
junction of Alameda to Ninth street,
and the former from Temple Block
to Ninth, came up in the Council yes
terday. Three bids were received for
laying down twelve inch granite
blocks, and one for the putting down
OF bitumlnous rock pavement, the
s pecifications as to the latter being
unknown 10 us at this writing. The
whole question was referred to the
Board OF Publis Works, which will
meet next Saturday, and which IS IN
structed to report to the Council at
it's next regular meeting. A cores
pondent in yesterdays HERALD de-
veloped some very just views on ihis
subject. He thinks, as we 90, tna'
the work should be done in a very
substantial manner, especially IN
view OF section Of the city charter
which makes the property holders at
large responsible for the renewal OF
these streets ii different system
should be adopted when the hfst
pavement has been worn out. The
city of Los Angeles has sufficiently
disclosed its future to make 1t
matter of prime necessity that ner
two principal streets should be maue
ON a scale of permanency and dura-
bility-we use the last word with rel
erence to the heavy traffic which Will
pass over it-worthy OF a metropolis
Hi therto our people have only play
ed at street and sewer making. Our
citizens have been content to accept
re al estate enhancements almost
without precedent without doing any
thing to show that they felt a re-
spo nsive spirit. AS our correspond
ent suggests, Los Angeles is blessed
with unlimited amounts Of asphaltnm
and granite, and they should ne I'D
orally utilized in giving us clean,
smooth and enduring thoroughfares,
What is worth doing at all is worth
doing we'll. Economy, in a matter
which so vitally concerns the general
veal, should not be carried to the
penny wise and pound foolish ex-
treme. There is too much wealth
already gathered here to make pos
sible an adherence to the slipshod
ways of the old days. No contracts
for the paving OF these streets should
be awarded until the best judgment
OF those most competent to assist the
Council with their opinion has been
sought and fully considered.
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recollection as to all these and many
other things, which one would sup
nose TO be equally unpleasant to a
nublic man. As he was never known
10 snare an enemy himself, we pre-
snme that his opponents will be
. e,,slly remorseless. We very much
doubt whether this publication will
increase his chances OF nomination
by his party. There is a large con-
servatiye element in that organiza-
tion. who do not ijke empirics in dip
lomacy or oharlatans in poi,sles,
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WE have received another large
installment Of the ILLUSTRATED HER
AIN. and orders for this matehless
presentation of the resources ana
attractions of our section will be now
filled as soon as sent in.
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ne,,ce TO uai, subscribers.

The papers of all delinqqent mall suo,
.rrissers 70 the Los Angeles DAILY HEkSLD
viii be promptly discontinued pefeaiter G
No papers viii be sent 70 supscrlpefs ~ ",
mail unless the same have been paio ior IN
sdusnce. This rule is iufiexible
80 AYERS & LYNCH.
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DasNTsSTS.
MAGNOLIA.
MI See advertising columns.

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
DAMS BKOs., DENTISTS, % s, sPRING
"A street, rooms and 8.
Gold filings from 50 up.
Amal9am and silver filings, 81.
Painless Extraction OF Teeth by vitalized
air or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, 5 so.
Best sets of teeth from $6 to Sl0. By our
new methCd Of making. teeth misft is
impossible AL work guaranteed.
We make especially of extracting teeth
without pain.
Office hours from sA N. to SPIN. Sun
days from 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ. inStf
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a zoe per Week, or soc per Moh'"

i,So.L 0oRsnsrosDEses nom
avn ., especially solicited ~ arsi..
aemisisnces should DC maze "a. ~ TVS
,seeh. Postofice order Or postal noss' '. 49, s
sstter should be sent for all sans 'ess 'n'i'
"a. Pnrsrrxs DxrARraxsr--owins to or
....t,v increased facilities, we are pre-
--r.a To execute an kinds OF job WORK III
-,r.r,or manner. Special attention WIN
- rivsn to commercial and legal printing.
,r6 ali orders win be promptly hiiea al
moderate rates. -,.
once Of publication. rs North sprins
-s-..t Ios Angeles. Telephone No. loo.
mc,.l list of Letters remsiu'ng in
she Postofbce is published in the HERALD
-, Moudavs.
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----------------7--
MISCELLANEOUS.

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
DARTY WISHING TO EXCHANGE Los
il Angeles or Santa Monica property for
fine; also lately new, piano or orgari, will
please state what make preferred and loca-
tlon and price OF property. Address &c II.
this office. my97t
NJ LiNDENFELD, NOTAR, PUBLIC AND
In. Conyeyancer; No. 1 Market Street, Los
Angeles, Cal, Temple Block, opposite court
house. p. o box 1862. sp29f
LOR EXcHANGE-VEkY FINE SQUARE
IL Piano for lots or lands. Good trade
guaranteed For Interview address Box
1896, city. a26-tf
IF YOU WANT HELP. MALE OR FE-
l. male, go or send to MADAM SMITH, 2
North Main street. al5-lm
NOTICE TO PEOPLE REMOVING FROM
~ the city-Highest cash price paid for
all kinds OF furniture, pianos, organs. All
communications strictly confidential. Ap-
ply NERO HANT, 222 Downey avenue.
mGtf
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.'Wants, +" Pers0nals,' and other adver-
tise ments under the following heads in
serted at tue rate Of cents per line for
each insertion.
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- : - = - - - =
FINANCIAL.

MAGNOLIA.
Iu See advertising columns
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGA GE--MOR.
ul TIMER & HARRIS. Attorneys at Law,
rs Temple Block. u
S25O.OOO ssfs.s so LoASZSMssr 4ppls 9isses. IN,
VIELE, room %, Schumacher Block. m30tf
MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL E5GATE
Nl in am UNITS to suit. BRODTBNk a
PENNEY. No. ION Spring Sc ,eh6 "
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ror. SALE.
MAGNOLIA.
MI See adyertising colum ms.

u AfNOl<lA.
M See advertising columns.
NOR SALE IN SANTA MONICA = A
H. bargs in. Small cottage. neatly fur
nished Of deslred) stable and coach house
improved grounds; on F'fth street, snort
distance from the railroad. Address NJ: a.
ml07s
NOR sATE--TWO or THE FINEST SAD
T. die horses in the State; fine style and per.
feet single.iooters: suitable for either lady
or gent For particulars. inquire OF the
book-keeper at this Office asst
TN0R sALE-si0oO CASH AND SO PER
L month iustslment'. Double house, IL
house onig 5000. BvAAM 4 P0INDEX,
TER. ~ West First street. ms ot
NOR SALE-CHEAP. IN GOOD ghpEk
+ o ehiekering pieno, Apply 70 EKsSsihS siS
ENGLss, hiessccff, iuhet ah~ repaire:i :
New High street. may stt
U,oR sALE-LONG LEASE AND FURSl-
l. ture of one of the best paying hotels In
Los Angeles: satisfactory reason Tor selling
Also, Alden fruit evaporating WORKS, IN
working condition; 2 grocery stores; crock
cry and glassware store; | meat market;
bakery: book stores; / hardware store.
A. J. YIELE, room %. Schumacher block.
my7.7t
NOA SALECHEAP-GOoD ivkeE, BUG
L gy and harness. Apply 5071s Macy
street. my7 Ct
IGOR SALE OR FOR KENT--rHE DER
II rick saloon, Newball. Apply to ].
kIEFER & Co, S26 North Main street. Jns
Angeles. m6-5t
NOR SALE, AND Rooms FOR kENT--
IL Furniture OF four newly. furnished
rooms. complete for housekeeping. Cheap
rent ca niral located, being. but five miu-
utes walk from Firt and Main streets. Ap-
piyto SCHMIDT 4 HEN ION, rental col
iectine ageuts. 5SN Snring street mo 1t
JAOK sALE--hAkDW AkE oiokE PAY.
Il ing net profit OF $1,000 per year. will
| Inventory. Good opportunity. A. J. VEL.
Room %, Schumacher Blcck. my4T
| lSvR sALE--AT A BARGAIN, rs AURE5
| H. of first class land, well improved. half
mile from the center of Anaheim. For par
ueulars inquire No As Sepulveda street
myl-lm
| INOR sAIE-FIRsT CLASS BUSINESS
T. chance. established eight yeaes, will
| return more ON the capital invested than
| anything in sight. Takes from $1,000 to
| $500 capital good reason for selling. Ad-
dress NJ, box 99i. city. milf
| business FOR SALE-A FIkSI-CLAsS
Drestsurant aud fixtures; all new, includ-
| lug range; in very desirable location, an Il
doing coed business; exceedingly cheap.
For particulars apply TO =. q. EDDY & CO.,
| 10 West First street. a26.tf
| A'UR sALE-BA BARGAINs-BY W. w Wild
| ney, Real Estate Agent, 81, w First
street, corner 6Qxl65 on spring street; BOX
| 1877 on First street, 16x1S7 on First street;
| i4x130 on Grand avenue, near -Four h street
| 40x165 on Main street. Bargains al over
the city and county. a26-1m
| M UsT BE SOLD AT UNCE-IHE BEST
| lNl confectionery store in town. in choice
| location. Price $500. Call and make offer.
| BRADSHAW Il ZELI NER, 33 South Spring.
| ap 23tf.
| UNOR SALE-LEASE ON STORE. CORNER
Il First. and Alameda. Enquire butcher
/ shop ap2l-lm
Il $50 upwards, kind and gentle. WILL
LIAM NILES. Z. Washington. near Main
street cars. m30-tf
/ fNHOROUG HBRED HOLSTEIN BULLS.
| l. also choice mich cows. Address ]. +.
| DURKEE. Bonita Meadows, Santa Monica
Road. m19Gm
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LOST AND FOUND.
MAGNOLIA.
wi Gee advertising cOlunl MS,

vi See advertising columns
7 OST-ON THIRD ST EET, BETWEEN
IL Spring and Hill streets, on Sunday
morning, pair of ladies' eyeglasses with
chain and hook attached. The finder will
confer favor by leaving them at Room l6,
Callaghan Block, corner Spring and Third
atreets. MRS. X. ASHLEY milo N
VyAKkN UP-MAY IhE lst. ONE BLACk
l. or very DARK brown horse, with two
white feet and white stripe in the face; and
one black mare with three white feet and
white stripe in face, and branded on left hip
with anchor. They are about 15la hands
high and horse has saddle marks. They
can be had by calling at A. NJ. NEMLs,
four miles from Los Angeles, on Los An :
geles river, and paying charges. mylo6t
. CTEAYED-CAME 10 THE RANCH, At
= Nadeau vineyard, near Florence;
1 black mare with Colt.
] sorrel horse.
The owner can have the same by paying
charges of keeping and damages. and for
this ADVERT iement. 8. X. CASWELL, Exec
utor of estate of Kemt Nsdeau, deceased.
ms10 l0t
r OsT-0N OR ABOUT MAY 3, A SMALL
Ia book, with rubber band, containing
railroad expense bills. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning same to
McLAIN & LEHMAN. No. 3 Market street.
myS3t
CTRAYED-A BROWN MARE, MARKED
- on left hip. Finder will return same
10 q. RIDGWAY. dec rator. Water street,
south OF Temple street, and get reward.
ms-3t
7 .OsT--A SORREL HORSE, ON WEDNES-
IL day about 3 O'Clock. on Boyle Heights;
stiff In fore legs; cut in left hind hoof. Re-
ward by returning to IA Hewitt street.
my7-it
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PER SONAL.

MAGNOLIA.
vi See advertising columns
NASSAGE-MRs. GREY, ST. HELENA
MI House, 220 South Fort street, room II.
my10-5t
CNLSIE REYNOLDS HOLDS sEAhCES
IL for materializ alton, transit guration
and illumination, on Sunday, Thursday
and Friday evenings, at ga South Fort sc
mS
DROF. L. TsCHANK, CLAIRvOYANT
l. and fo-tune-teller. 32l1 .. Spring street.
room II.
A NY PERSON SENDING ME THE PRES
"A ent address of Charles L. Judd VIII
oblige T. A. JUDD, Tucson, A. I. apl9 I'm
AIRS. PABKER-INDEPEND SLATE.
MI writer and test medium. Gives full
names OF spirit friends. Consultations OIL
business speculations, mineral, lawsuits.
re movals, love. marriage, absent friends,
diseases. etc. Developing class Thursdays.
p. NJ. 2s South Spring street, room 8. "a.
NJ. to 9 P. M. ap25-1n
GS WORTH FREE. SUPERB DEVELOP
spc ment of form and limbs, pure, lovely
complexion, sparkling eyes and perfect
health guaranteed. No quack lotions or air
pumps. Book on physical Culture" free.
DIR. l.. C. HARMON, 313 Haight street, San
Francisco. Cal. no25 ly
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EOR X i;NT-ROONss.


MAGNOLIA.
uI See advertising columns.
DOR RENT-OWNER OF NICE S-ROOM
house, can be enlarged) good location,
corner, near new depot, wants lady as part
ner for furnished rooms. One with some
furniture preferred; or give owner board
and furnished room in lieu Of rent. P. o.
box 145. my10.2t
NO LEf-ROOMS AND BOARD OR
Il without, at s. T.: corner OF Spring and
Fourtl. my9tf
VlO LET--3l NORTH OLIVE STREET;
l. front rooms; unfinished. my7.tf
NOR RhNr--FoUR FURNISHED ROOMS
l. for housekeeping. 20s South Hill street.
my6 OF
EOR RENT--UNFURNIoHkD ROOMS
L for housekeeping; also barn; 7Is Tenn
pie street. m1-tf
EURNlSHED ROOMS IN THE NEW AND
elegant house, No. 500 Fort street. corner
Sixth. m9tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
/ TAGNOLIA.
See advertising columns.

MI AGNDEIA.
M See advertising columns.
|tOMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL = IN
j struction will be given at most reason
able terms IN bookkeeping aud all grammar
and high school studies. Candidates pre-
pared for college and teachers examtna-
lions. Rooms Schumacher Block. L. b
LAWSON, FRED. III. CLARK. A. M,
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In their New Quarters.

Candsll Crow & Co, are now at 1888 and 1875
West First street, with full line of stoves,
mantels aud CRATES.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MAGNOLIA.
Nl See advertising columns.
EOR SALE-FkR5EOLAS5 GROCERY
T. business, stock and fixtures; invoice,
$4,000; rent only SIPS; choice location and
we'll established. Only principals need ap.
ply. Price 56000 w. A. MORGAN, No. Q N.
Main street. aprI3tf
DAkTNERSHIP WANTED--A GENTLE
il man OF experience, with $1,000 TO $500 at
command, wishes 10 join in partnership
with paying concern, where his time and
money can be utilized. Address BONA
FIDE, caro- room Q, No. ~ N. Spring street
Los Angeles, Cal. febl7-Smos
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JlARMS AND TOWN LOTS-FARMS OF
II all sizes, from five to sixteen hundred
acres OF land for sale; one of 500 acres a spe-
cial bargain; also town lots In the Iron Sui
phur Springs Tract. New life i'll and near
this fslnily resort, incident o the coming of
the railroads. The best of natural mineral
waters and baths. g. T. WiDNEY & CO.,
Fulton Wells p. U. Cal. no2l-tf
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BARGAINS an REAL ESTATE.

MAGNOLIA.
NJ See advertising columns.
L,OR A FEW DAYS ONLY IN TOWN or
Il Anaheim, fine tract level land, all uD-
der ditch. plenty water, forty acres grapes,
acres general orchard-400 walnut trees,
IL rooms, outhouses, etc. etc price only
$3.50 per acre. Cbeapestplace in the county.
See It at once. GEO. W. BURTON, LOG n.
Spring street. ap2Stf
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Sa&G AbEONS s ANIED.
WANTED-A P0SlI ION AS SALESLAbY |
W In dry goods store. Address Miss II +.
j. E.. this Office. ms-3t
q fTUATION WANrED--BY A GERMAN
- girl,tn cook aud do housework. Address
NJ. O.. this office. mS SSt
WTANTED--A SITUATION BY A GEN
w tleman i'll a grocery store; II years
experience and speaks different lam
gueges. Address A. w. this Office. mS3t
yNANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN, POSITION
w in real estate office where the bust.
ness can be learned. with probability of
investing capital in same after having
learned the business. Address z. o. Box
1859. my4-6t
yNTANTED-GOVERNE WANTS SITUA-
w ton in family. Music, etc. GOOD ref
erences. Address nIS5 HUMPHREY. San
Jaeinto. ap30 lot
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RoR sALE-LONG LEASE AND FuRSl-
l. ture of one of the best paying hotels In
Los Angeles: satisfactory reason Tor selling
Also, Alden fruit evaporating works. In
working condition; grocery stores; crock
cry and glassware store; l meat market; l
bakery: 3 book stores / hardware store
A. J. YIELE, room %, Schumacher block,
mv7.7L
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TOR SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT. $50 PER
l. acre, 16 miles from Los Angeles, near
ocean. W. r.. WALTERS, Wilmington, or
DELACY & MALO0LMSON. IS Temple
street. a1l,f
mop EST RARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
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lIUST BE SOLD AT UNCE-IHE BEST
Ifl confectionery store in town. in choice
location. Price $500. Cali and make ofier.
BRADSHAW Il ZELI NER, 33 South Spring.
ooff
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BUSINESS tUR SALk-A FIkSI-CLAsS
Drestaurant aud fixtures; all new, includ-
lug range; in very desirable location, and
doing coed business; exceedingly cheap.
For particulars apply to =. q. EDDY & CO.,
l5 West First street. a16.tf
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Observation-Disclosures
MAGNOLIA.
Iu See advertising columns.

WANTED--S GOOD PENaEN WANTED
w Immediately at office OF Johnston,
Rooms and s. No rs North spr ng ct.
maylC- 1t
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JIoR sALE-LAND, SIS PER ACRE. SOIL
II very rich, sandy loan. Easy terms.
Also, location made on some very choice
land 40 Downey Block. a12-1m
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INOA SALECHEAP-GUUDH HuR-E, BUG.
Il gy and harness. Apply 5071s Macy
street NV ct
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E0R SALE-oHEAP, IN GOOD qApEk
i o Chickering piano. Apply 70 ERASSikS us
ENGLEs, hie.s..ccr, tunet ah1 Iepaire.;
New Hieh street. may Stf
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L'UR 5ALE-BARGAINS-BY W. W. WID-
ney, Real Estate Agent. 81, W First
street, corner 6Qxl65 on Spring street; 50x
1877 on First street, 26xlS7 on First street;
i4xl30 on Grand avenue, near Four h street .
40x165 on Main street. Bargains al, over
the city and county. a26-1m
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NOR sATE--TWO 0FTHE FINEST SAD
T. die horses in the State; fine style and per.
iect single;tooters suitable LOT eisher iady
or gent For particulars, inquire OF the
book keeper at this Office, asst
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10

II rick saloon, Newball. Apply to J.
kIEFER & Co, S2G North Main street. Lns
Anpeles m6-5t
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NOR sALE-si0OO CASH AND go PER
Il month iustslments. Double house, IL
rooms, Suitable Tor boarding or lodging
bonse.' enlg sniS' 5000. BvRAM 4 PoINDEX,
TER, ~ West First street. n1s bt
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NOR sALE-FIKST CLASS BUSINESS
E chance, established eight yeaes, will
return more on the capital invested than
anything in sight. Takes from $1,000 to
$500 capital; good reason for selling. Ad-
dress M, box 9g5. city. milf
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Indiana Woman Suffrage Convention.


The annual convention OF the Indiana Ma
tional Woman Suffrage Association will be held
at Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday,, May
and a. at the Grand Opera house, with mead
quarters at the Bates House, where reduced
rates have been secured for all regular and Wis.
iting delegates attending the convention.
Able speakers from home and abroad will
address the convention.
Each suffrage association in the State, State
or local, independent or auxiliary, is earnestly
requested to send five delegates Friends de.
string the enfraGchisement of the women OF the
United States cordially invited to attend,
and to participate in the deliberations
Persons subscribing to the constitution and
paying the annual membership fee of ST. will
be permitted to vote and to have voice in the
decision of all matters coming before the con-
vention
10 view of the great victories won during the
past year, and of the increased interest shown in
public sentiment on behalf of woman suffrage,
Indiana should not be behind in manifesting her
demand that her women shall have voice in
making the laws they are expected to obey. To
this end we hope this may be the largest conven-
ton ever held in the history of the work in our
State.
The first session will be held on Tuesday, at
o'clock; evening session at 7:30. A meeting OF
members and accredited delegates will be held
at the parlors of the Bates House promptly at 9
o'clock Wednesday morning Public sessions at
Wednesday, from 4:30 to $50 p NJ, at the hotel
par.ors. HELEN Nj. COUGAR.
President l. N. W. S. A.
ZERELDA G.. WALLACE,
First Vice president9
MAY WRIGHT SEwALL, Oh. Elk. Com
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Mr.. Beecher's Deacons in Lawrenceburc.
To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
Seeing an article in your paper relating to Mr..
Beecher's carly life in the ministry, at Law
renceburg, Ind, from q correspondent there,
saying that there WAS no deacon in his church at
that time. beg leave to make a correction.
My father,in law, A V. Eggert, who died
about three years ago, was doth deacon and
treasurer Of his church, and also led the sir cling
He boarded with my father-in law in 1888 at
Lawrenceburg, previous to his tdr. Beech
ers1 marriage. / have three receipts of Henry
Ward Beecher's-one dated 1885, and two in
1839-for the sums Of s., Sis and $40, given for
salary to my father-iE-law as treasurer Of the
Presbyterian Church at Lawrencebury / con-
slider Thorn relics-having been in our family SO
long-as everything pertaining TO the early his
tory Of that great man in the ministry is of espe-
cial interest With apologies for trespassing on
your time, remain. s. WALKER,
Secretary of the Clark & Loncley Company.
CHICAGO. March 20.
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pay over $50 to $40 salary per month. Now the
$50 station agent will want $75, and the $40 fell
lows 500 per month. if not more.
General Manager Bradbury, of the Lake Erie
q w estern system, is to be in the city In a few
days to take up the question of making Indian
apols the headquarters of the company 1t
might be we'll for some of the leading business
men here to meet when he visits the city and en-
deavor to induce him to remove the general OH
ces from Bloomington, ILL.,, to Indianapolis.
Yesterday being the last day in which the
roads In the Central Traffic Association could
sell mileage tickets eood until July 81, there was
large buying. The chances. however, are nine
TO ten that every road in the association will be-
fore July 81 be selling mileage tickets as be-
fore the 1sw law was talked of, which in no
wise prohibits such tickets.
1t is rather uncommon for employees of a rail
road in one month to work under three differ
ent administrations, and be paid by three differ
ent companies but such is the case with the
employees On the old l., P. 81 c. road. The Wa
bash Company is to pay them for the first four
teen days service in March, the Indianapolis.
Peru & Chicago for the next fourteen days. and
the Lake Erie & Western for the last three
days.
The L., N. A. G. c. now proposes, with the
taking effect of the spring timetable, to put on
local sleeping coach between Indianapolis and
Chicago placing themselves par with their
competitors. This is doubtless wise; but the
winning card for this road would be the putting
on of An early train out of Indianapolis for Chi
cago breaking the charm under which all trains
for Chicago leave indianapolis at noon or at mid
night
There is much complaint of the frequency
the trains of the G.. l., st. L. & c. road block
ade the streets between Kentucky avenue and
North streets. The switches leading to manu-
factories the line are numerous, and trains
are often left standing on the main track while
| the switching is done. and trains of other roads
| are often caught along this track, and good
deal of inconvenience caused. There seems to
| be but one way to get rid of this trouble, and
| that would be to double the track between the
| Union tracks and the North street depot Then
| trains can pass freely over the main tracks lying
| between the Union tracks and the North-streei
station. The improvement could be made a,
small expense, as the right of way most of the
| distance is clear